Shasta Soda commercial 1983 feat: Al Jourgensen of MINISTRY (With Sympathy era) 'I Wanna Pop' jingle
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- Just as I thought that I had only heard Ministry for the first time in 1988, it turns out I had actually heard them the first time in 1983, without With Sympathy or any of the early singles, but instead as a hugely popular commercial for Shasta soft drinks who when they used to run television ads
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Everyday is Shastaween.
Rotfl 🤣
WOOOORK... for Shasta.
Jesus drank my Shasta
I am now determined to see Ministry again, get right up front and center, and keep shouting “PLAY THE SHASTA SINGLE” in between songs.
hes going to kill you
im gonna do it in march
@@nathanhubrich5388get it video recorded, especially on Al's reaction then tiktok or TH-cam short it.
Show him those pearly whites…
@@nathanhubrich5388 So? Did he kill you?
What a proper sounding young man! Wonder what he's up to nowadays...
Al Jourgensen allowed what was fashionable in both the 80s AND the 90s to shape him. For some reason he doesn't seem to be as embarrassed about his 90s faux pas' as he is of his 80's ones.
He’s coming around now that he can make some great money off of it. I can’t wait for “Without Sympathy!”
Oh Uncle Al, You've had quite the life haven't you? MINISTRY 4 LIFE!!
That...that was Ministry?! *stares blankly* *screams into the void*
I remember this commercial like it was just yesterday! That was Al Jourgensen??? I remember really liking the style, I mean, for a stupid commercial. It was really cool!
you were destined to be a synth-industrial Ministry fan
I remember this commercial and always suspecting it was Al. Nice to have it confirmed. And I saw them live in the With Sympathy era and they rocked!
When I was a kid in the 80s I visited LA with my fam and we went to some Chuck Woolery game show... I won the "door prize" which included a year's supply of Shasta. So, this hits close to home. A NEW WORLD COLA
I cant believe that is my favourite band lol
More proof that despite what Al says now, he totally had control over what he did in "With Sympathy" and that's OK.
Pretty sure this was just for the money.
@@audiogus2651 Exactly, not like he this typos jingle was what he got his rocks off to. He also produced this awesome Iggy Pop song and played guitar on it in 1983:
th-cam.com/video/1135wTjZ_Ec/w-d-xo.html
And even back in 1980 played on this hard post punk jam. He definitely liked hard music back then:
th-cam.com/video/U5cfVheM8bo/w-d-xo.html
This is his best work to date
Personally, With Sympathy is the only Ministry Album I like, so it's always funny when he tries to downplay it
This is the first revco demo
Just one sip!
😂😂😂
Drink it awhile then it's ovah the shouldahh!!
😂😂😂
Thanks, I'll never get this outta my head now lol
This is my favorite Shasta commercial!
Just one …. Shasta
I actually remember the jingle...but had no CLUE it was Al that wrote it. I mean...it’s catchy and did the job it was meant to so....ok? :)
How can it be that I've never heard of this until now? Of course, the first time I ever heard Everyday Is Halloween, it was in a commercial for Budweiser Dry. "You dance, you sweat, you dry yourself off... Bud Dry"
He probably hates that this exists.
Penguins love old-school ministry!! BTW... hello Nelson its me Froggie ( Blake's x )
MINISTRY 4 LIFE!!
Come along, you belong, feel the fizz of Koo Koo Kola!
“Gimme the Shasta, man. I need the Shasta!”
“You don’t need the Shasta, relax!”
“Never trust a soda junkie”
The Land of Shasta and Homey
Damn you TH-cam...stop moving stuff around
From a pristine era before vocal fry.
Another thing he denies doing…effigy is still the best
He never denied his past work, he's openly talked about how doing stuff like this because he needed money, he had a daughter right around this time and this was before ministry went more mainstream in the early 90's
N W S (New world shasta)
You’ve got to work for Cola… 😂😂😂 HEYYYYYY!!!!!
Fascinating!
I woulda had him pegged as a Cragmont man.
Cragmont had all my favorite fruit flavors!!!
When I was growing up in the '70s and '80s, my folks primarily shopped at Safeway. I remember how much I loved "The Skipper" cola, never knowing that it was a knockoff of Dr Pepper, and was always turned off by the thought of the latter, thanks to my late father always describing it as fizzy prune juice, or words to that effect 🙄😆. I also loved Cragmont Cream Soda, too.
Hmmm. Although I definitely remember this commercial, appreciated its quirkiness (without knowing who was behind it at the time) - and come Junior High a couple years or so later, was happy every time one of the "With Sympathy" era tracks came over the airwaves in the Seattle-Tacoma suburbs, I guess we really didn't help out Shasta much though, after all... sorry, Uncle Al. 😕
OOOoooohhh nooooo :D
🤭🤭🤭
Whatever paid the bills, yo.
How does this old man go from being a soft fluffy bunny in the early 80s to be satanic and dark in late 80s and early 90s and to all the way from till now .
He's Lost...
Drugs
He got caught up in the mainstream music world and went with the record company's wishes.
addiction to multiple drugs
He always said that the With Simpy era wasn't really him. And I believe he always liked the darker side of music.
So what, and no different than flipping burgers. The guy has an ear for music.
Is there any proof that this is Al? I mean, I can't see that this has any proof.
You can very clearly tell that's his voice.
The Shasta is a terrible thing to taste
Just One Fix of Shasta